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I just saw that BGIN Blockchain managed to recover 5,325 mining machines after a pretty complicated legal mess. It turns out Krypton was managing them but didn't pay the rent, so Mawson confiscated them. But after all the legal proceedings and negotiations, BGIN's U.S. subsidiary finally recovered them.
It's interesting to see how these conflicts are resolved in the blockchain industry news. I imagine it was a lengthy process, but at least they managed to recover the equipment. Those machines are no small matter, so for a Nasdaq-listed mining company, this must be a significant relief.
Does anyone else follow these legal disputes in the mining sector? It seems like there's always something going on over there.